The phrase "atmosphere of town" is not entirely correct in standard English; it should be "atmosphere of the town" or "town's atmosphere." You can use it when describing the general feeling or mood of a specific town.
Example: "The atmosphere of the town during the festival was vibrant and lively."
Alternatives: "town atmosphere" or "vibe of the town."
"We love the relaxed friendly atmosphere of this town".
The cheerful atmosphere of this town of white stone and palms attracts many sophisticated travelers.
Like most border state cities before the Civil Rights movements of the 1960s, Baltimore had the gracious atmosphere of a town of the Old South – at least for upper middle-class white families.
Banff is a wonderful place to ski on account of the beauty of the national park, the wild-west atmosphere of the town and the epic powder.
The child of Russian-Jewish immigrants, Copland did not have to go anywhere to get the atmosphere of the town of Vitebsk or the persecution of its Jewish inhabitants.
The sultry, edgy atmosphere of the town is reminiscent of one of the American masters of crime fiction, James Lee Burke, and this appears to be no accident; Locke names the family of the murdered girl "Robicheaux" (the surname of Burke's durable sleuth).
Though the novel does a dexterous job of capturing the gossipy, hot-house atmosphere of small town life and though it ably showcases Ms. Dew's gift for delineating children (and the myriad ways they embody and rebel against their parents' expectations), it remains a decidedly clumsy effort, hamstrung by contrived storytelling effects and subsidiary characters who verge on caricature.
Locals of Siem Reap have also voiced concern over the charming nature and atmosphere of their town being compromised in order to entertain tourism.
Most of the story is set in Edinburgh, and as we walked the streets, stood by the statue of Adam Smith, a great moralist as well as a political economist, and took in the atmosphere of the town, I felt as if I could sense David Hume explaining his political philosophy in a near by coffee house.
New York City is in its own way encouraging local green markets that bring in fresh produce from the nearby farming areas and establishing seated areas by replacing traffic lanes with tables and chairs for people to commune, but it doesn't yet provide the atmosphere of a town square.
